New Harmony High School - Jester Yearbook (New Harmony, IN)

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T H E' J E S T E R New Harmony, Indicmo El -I--I-----------I-----,--------------'----'------------'----- ---'-.-----------I--------------------------f--------------1----- EI games that We have no excuse for losing. They were with Wadesville and Stewartsville. We won our game with Rockport at the District Tourney, but in our game with Lymiville we were entirely outclassed in every way and we lost by a large score. Mr. Hecketsweiler was our coach. He put us through hard practices and helped us in every way he could. With his help we have been able to accomplish quite a bit in basketball. We hope next year to enter the field and pile up a score much greater than the one made this season. STE ELMAN, FORWARD This is Steelman's first year as regular on the team, but he was sub last year. He was the biggest player on the team. but several guards had a hard time keeping track of him in a game. He has made 98 points for N. H. H. S. this year. YORK, GUARD York is about the smallest and fastest player on the team. He played running guard and often dropped the ball through the basket from long range. This is his first year as regular. He has made 63 points this season. HURD, CENTER There were very few centers that beat Hurd to the ball at the toss up. This is his first and last year in basketball and he is a doughty center. He has made 36 points for us. FRANKLIN, GUARD This is Franklin's first year as regular on the team. He was one of the big boys. He was our floor guard and he made a good one because our opponents could hardly throw the ball around or over him. He has one more year to play on the team. He has made 6 points for N. H. H. S. GIVEN, SUB FORXVARD Given was ineligible the iirst semester, but the second semester he was put on as sub. His foul shooting won the game for us at the District Tournament. He has made 18 points. BAILEY, CAPTAIN, FORWARD Bailey was the only regular left from last year's team. Bailey was not as large as some of the players, but when he started down the floor you could not see anything but a streak. He was the big star of the team. All the boys liked him as captain and played well under him. He made 101 points for N. H. H. S. this season. fBy Leslie Steelmanl. ' Ford, Ryan, Richards, Frayser and Johnson were our subs. Ford would have been our star forward if he had continued to play. He and Ryan played only a short time, having to quit on account of sickness. Ford played in three games and made a total of 54 points. Richards and Frayser were put on in place of Ford and Ryan. Johnson was put on as sub in place of Hurd, who was sick during the tournament. These boys did not get to play much, but were always ready and willing. They will be ma- terial for the team next year. Ej................... ............El Page Thi! ly-

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. 5 wif - Qubxlc -QUT? el 'aug to wt SUB me ,fp 909 all 'Lil 9 N new -'Iii Foreunor This, the Jester of 1922, is the first annual our High School has published since 1917. The custom Was discon- tinued because of the high cost of nia- terials. This year, as prices are some- what reduced, we, the class of '22, de- cided to publish one so that the people might better understand school life. We have been able to accomplish our undertaking through the interest and ef- forts of the Faculty, the Students, and the Public. We wish to extend to all who have helped us in any Way our deep- est gratitude.